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Complete Article Index
The following is a complete index of all articles on this site - presented in the most current to oldest article sequence.
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- Marketing Your T Shirt Business
- Marketing Your T Shirt Business Video 2 Discovery
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- Thanks for Signing Up, but You're Already Subscribed!
- Strategies to Defeat Low Price Competition Part Two
- Strategies to Defeat Low Price Competition Part One
- Guidelines for Start-Up T Shirt Companies
- The Hidden Cost of Moving From Home to Commercial
- Off Contact Influence on Print Quality
- Reducing Misprints - How to Goof Proof Your Printing Process
- How Your Press Affects Registration
- Managing Change Part 1
- Managing Change Part 2
- Managing Change Part 3
- How to Stay Ahead When You Will Never Be the Low Cost Producer
- The Difference Between Old School Manufacturing & Knowledge Driven Management Models
- Implementing Continuous Improvement and Total Quality Management
- Dealing with Employees Who Fear for Their Job Security Part 1
- Dealing with Employees Who Fear for Their Job Security Part 2
- Developing a Flexible Temporary Workforce
- The Secret to Success for Any Business C.P.R. Part 1
- Measuring the Cost Impact of Variables on Your Production and Profits
- How Social Media Works
- Tuning Your Print Procedures for a Color-Managed Workflow Part 2
- Print Procedures for a Color-Managed Workflow, Part 1
- Printing Difficult Fleshtones with Four Color Process
- Expanding the CMYK Gamut with Photoshop Color Settings
- The Benefits of High-Pressure Washes and
High-Tension Screens
- The Realities of Implementing Computer to Screen (CTS)
- Color Viewing and Matching
- Understanding Customer Value, Lifetime Value, and Purchasing Behavior
- The Ten Key Drivers for the Next Generation
- Finding, Developing and Prospering From Niche Markets
- Determining and Maintaining Optimum Screen-Inventory Levels
- Managing Changing Technology: Strategic and Tactical Lessons, Part One
- Screenroom Makeover
- A Look at The Difference Between Static and Dynamic Screen Tension
- Managing Color for Consistent Customer Approval
- Acquiring, Evaluating, and Implementing Information in a Knowledge-Driven Economy
- Remote Soft Proofing: The Key to Color Communication Part 1
- Evaluating Color - Components of Remote Soft Proofing Part 2
- Evaluating Color - Options for Virtual Proofing and Collaboration Part 3
- The Consequences of Moving a Prepress Department
- Planning, Process, and Procedure: Keys to Prepress Control
- Making the Workforce Transition from Analog to Digital Prepress
- Privacy Statement
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The Hidden Cost of Moving From Home to Commercial
Mark A. Coudray
The time finally arrives when running a growing business from your garage or basement is just too much. Besides being too crowded, the physical bulk of having to move boxes and boxes of shirts in and out of the house is no longer a workable scheme. UPS delivery trucks arriving on a regular basis begin to draw attention to the fact that something is going on that may disturb the peace of the neighborhood. . . . Keep Reading
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Guidelines for Start-Up T Shirt Companies
Mark A. Coudray
Every month there are hundreds of newcomers to our industry. They start businesses for any number of reasons. Some want the freedom to call their own shots. Others are artists, designers, or printers that feel they can offer a superior technical product. A few are sales people that want more control of the bigger picture. All of them face the same up hill challenge: 85% will fail in the first two years. . . . Keep Reading
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How Your Press Affects Registration
Mark A. Coudray
Improve your color-to-color image placement by understanding how your press works and registration is maintained. Here's a laundry list of things to check to make sure you get the best possible results. . . . Keep Reading
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Off Contact Influence on Print Quality
Mark A. Coudray
Whenever the topic of print quality on press arises, the conversation will usually drift to the topic of off contact. This is one of the most critical parts of the print equation. On the surface it a . . . Keep Reading
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The Secret to Success for Any Business C.P.R. Part 1
Mark A. Coudray
Renowned industry expert Mark A. Coudray reveals one of his PERSONAL secret management weapons: a test for measuring consistency, predictability and repeatability (CPR). CPR removes risk and fear from the equation of change, neutralizing the emotional anxiety that accompanies new concepts and practices. . . . Keep Reading
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Developing a Flexible Temporary Workforce
Mark A. Coudray
Strategic use of temporary labor can up your daily output and still keep your labor cost per unit down. Here are some techniques that open the door to a flexible, temporary workforce that can be a real asset to your company and your growth. . . . Keep Reading
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Dealing with Employees Who Fear for Their Job Security Part 2
Mark A. Coudray
With any organizational change comes fear and anxiety. This is a natural response to the unknown. It's a primary component of the resistance element. In fact, I have never been in an organization undergoing change where fear and anxiety weren't present. Why is this and does it need to be so? . . . Keep Reading
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Implementing Continuous Improvement and Total Quality Management
Mark A. Coudray
Everyone wants to improve their operation. Quality is always a worthwhile objective. In fact, quality and service are the two most often mentioned characteristics that decorators think separate them from their competition. Of course, quality is one of those vague terms which means something different to each person you talk to. High quality for one decorator may be a complete reject to someone else. . . . Keep Reading
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The Difference Between Old School Manufacturing & Knowledge Driven Management Models
Mark A. Coudray
The importance of change and being able to react to a changing market and technical landscape is critical to the TShirt 2.0 Generation. Your success into the future will largely depend on the ability of your organization and people to quickly recognize and react to situations and opportunities as they present themselves. At the very heart of this is the fundamental difference between the way we used to manage and the way we need to manage information. . . . Keep Reading
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How to Stay Ahead When You Will Never Be the Low Cost Producer
Mark A. Coudray
Being competitive in any market today means much more than being the low cost producer. Anyone who's been in business, at any size, quickly learns there's always somebody cheaper than you. If you continually lose business to the price cutter, it's an indication you haven't found your value in the eye of the customer. . . . Keep Reading
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Managing Change Part 3
Mark A. Coudray
Real-World Challenges of Instituting New Systems - Introducing new concepts and systems into any business is a challenging affair. There are a number of significant factors which must be overcome in order to gain a foothold on progressive change. Here are discuss some of those factors and what can be done to overcome them. The best place to start is with the fundamental approach to introducing new ideas into an organization. . . . Keep Reading
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